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I used to believe…

when i was little, i think the cloud followedme when i was in a car

I used to believe…

When I was a little boy, when we were in our car and we traveled, I used to believe that in the others cars, there was nobody. And the cars were driving alone. One day, I asked my father if the cars drove alone, and he said to me that some people drove the cars. I was very chocked because I thought they were automatic.

I used to think bus and train drivers always had to know where certain people were going, because of how the one you're not waiting for always comes first (you
Know what I mean).

I used to believe…

When I was little, I used to believe that airplanes took off like rockets.

I used to believe…

When i am a child i used to believe to the plane, go the space because when i am go in a plane with my family, i see the plane is more heighr then the cloud. So i was say to my mom and she reponde no you are just in a sky. But i am believe to i am right and i dont see the sky because it's the night. And when i am more age's i am understand to is not the space but the sky and i think i am very stupid. And since then i have very difficult understanding that we were only in the sky .

I used to believe…

When I was a little girl, I used to believe the cars moved for ward with the smoke coming out of the car. But one day, I saw a car without smoke but wich moved for ward. So, my parents explained to me the cars moved for ward with a motor. After that, I was a little disappointed because it's not very funny...

I used to believe…

Some signs at interstate highway interchanges list some of the large cities in the direction that you'll end up going by taking that on-ramp. In my home city, one such sign listed a city called Wheeling (in West Virginia). I didn't know this was a place, and thought it was some sort of instruction for the use of the interstate (that "wheeling" meant you could go fast without stopping, or something like that).

I used to believe…

While riding in the car, I saw those signs by parking spaces which said that cars parked there that shouldn't be would be towed away and "impounded". I didn't know what this word meant, and thought it meant the car would be put in a big machine that would crush it (and you would then have to pay for the cost for the car to be destroyed).

I used to believe…

If the lights in the car were on, you'd get arrested by the police

I used to believe…

When I was a child, I used to believe that traffic lights were operated by a person underground who saw everything and changed their colour with a button, so he or she decided when the cars could pass and when not.

I used to believe that car exhaust pipes were what propelled cars, instead of the engines.

I once thought that the octane numbers on gas tanks were the years they had been manufactured in (ex: 87 octane was actually '87 octane), and that 93 octane (called Ultra 93) had just come out that year.

I used to believe…

When I was a little boy I used to think that the people who drove cars must learn all the road by heart . Often I saw some cars who were not driving on the middle of de road and i thought these people did'nt leran their rules. I believed that because we said "rules of the road" . I discover it was wrong because one time my father had an accident andn I understood the people don't learn the road by heart

I used to believe…

when i was little i thought that cars flew to pass in the lane because they told me that the car could not pass over it.

I used to believe planes flew by being attached by strings like a kite.

I used to believe…

When I was 3, I used to believe that motorways were big conveyor belts because why would everyone on a motorway agree to drive fast? Let’s just say, I wasn’t the smartest kid.